University of Nottingham

I was studying at the University of Nottingham Ningbo China. The university is nice and overall supportive, except one thing... During my studying there(2013-2017) foreign students were not supported anyhow in the future career or in internsip opportunites. There were absolutely no intersnhips for foreign students, some of them were restricted according to a chinese law as you suppose to have a particular type of visa for different cities, as the university is located on the territory of city Ningbo you have no rights to have an internship for example in Shanghai. As you can understand Ningbo is a developing city full of factories with lots of opportunities for engineer sudents however if you're a student of social science and don't speak chinese fluently (which is quite impossible as you're still learning the language) there is no way you get any internhip. The university itself also does not proovide internships for foreigners. I managed to get an internhip in our faculty however i had nothing to do as all the tasks were related to chinese translation and research. So I would not advice to study in this campus as a full time foreign student.

University Park is a gorghttps://www.iagora.com/images/istudy/onestar1.pngeous campus for nature lovers. It looks stunning throughout all the seasons. It's not the most modern campus, in comparison to the Jubilee Campus. It does, however, sport some modern buildings (e.g. the Monica Partridge Building).

The faculty of MLAC (the Languages department) are very friendly, particularly the Spanish & French staff.

You may have heard about recent tragic events in Nottingham and related to this university. It did shake people like myself, as students. Prior to this, I would say that I felt safe most of the time in Nottingham. Now, I am cautious but I would describe the city as dangerous.

Accomodation in NG1 can be higher in price, but it's worth it. You will be well connected: good, direct links to all campuses, lots of shops and places to hang out, close to the station and you'll always be the first one home after a night out. :)

thee student life is undeniably the best in the UK! As there are two large unis that live in Nottingham the night life is great and the town always has events/stuff to do. The universtiy itself is great with numerous libraries and buildings where you can complete work. Unfortunately during the pandemic and the strikes that happened last year there has been little support towards the students which is the reason why its missing one star.

The course was well developed and had a good range of modules, the professors were all highly valued and respected within their given fields and also excellent at teaching. Campus life was always active with lots to participate in and get involved and always encouraged, many clubs and societies and easy to set up your own society if you couldnt already find what you wanted. Support and services were easy to accesss and always people to help you find exactly what you needed.